Online TV Viewing Increasing
About 16 percent of American households who use the Internet watch television broadcasts online according to The Conference Board and TNS. The…
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About 16 percent of American households who use the Internet watch television broadcasts online according to The Conference Board and TNS. The…
Google has faced a lengthy stream of complaints and a lawsuit from Viacom over the continued uploading of copyrighted videos by YouTube users. The debut of their long-awaited content ID tool could help its relationship with Hollywood.
Facebook is all over the news today. I know, I know, just another day at the office.
The recommendation of an Indian parliamentary committee threatens to change the wording in proposed legislation that would hold Google and other service providers accountable for content traversing their system.
Alright, I'll jump on, even acquiesce. I have viewed Twitter as more of a social phenomenon kept neatly secret within the tech community – a bubble in which the brainiacs converse. I have watched and chuckled and dismissed. I may change my mind.
Google's a bit of a mystery to many marketers; how does a company rise to the position Google is in within the advertising industry without doing much advertising themselves?